I spent a week testing both on mid-range hardware (i5-10400F, GTX 1660 Super, 16GB RAM). Here’s what I found.
Stuttering in emulators happens because your PC compiles shaders on the fly. A pre-built shader cache (legally obtained from your own BIOS/motherboard, or community shared) eliminates this. This is the "secret sauce" of EX360E. ex360e xbox 360 emulator better
EX360E has no graphical settings menu (no resolution scaling, vsync, or texture filters) because it’s a wrapper for Xenia’s core. Optimization is done the emulator. I spent a week testing both on mid-range
Ex360e (often discussed in tandem with other early Xbox 360 emulation attempts) operates on principles distinct from high-level emulation (HLE) used in other contexts. GTX 1660 Super